Sentence examples for understood to face from inspiring English sources
Though the firm is understood to face hefty penalties for missing its deadline, it might itself be due a big pay-off if it were dumped early.
A number of domestic cricketers are also understood to be facing possible charges of failing to report approaches.
West Brom was particularly active in the buy-to-let market and is also understood to have faced losses through commercial property lending.
Viagogo and rivals such as StubHub and GetMeIn are also understood to be facing the prospect of a full-blown investigation by regulators.
Minnawi himself is understood to be facing prosecution after signing a declaration uniting the country's political and armed opposition and "calling for peace and popular democratic transformation".
GM is considering closing at least two factories in Europe, with Ellesmere Port and Bochum, in Germany, understood to be facing the most serious threat.
As he saw it, "[f]or good or bad, the Sixth Amendment requires confrontation --which he understood to mean faconfrontation --whichion--"and we are not at liberty to ignore it".
"We understand how to face adversity and suck it up".
We believe that the information and experiences of this eruption are very important for earth scientists in the world to understand how to face and prepare for infrequent eruptions of potentially intermediate-scale.
"You've got to understand and to face it.
They would now be competing for the second-year teaching fellowships that they had understood to be guaranteed, and faced a potential doubling of their student debt.
